Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-20
Earthquake Shocks.
iCopylg.t, 1857, BY tie California Assoc.c..


VALLEJO, October 19th-A slight earth
quake shock was felt in this city at 62O A.
NJ. to-day. The vibrations were east and
west.
SAN RAFAEL, October 19th-At 1880
this morning this place was visited by a
severe shock of earthquake.
GILRoY. October 19th.-This morning, at
$50, slight shock of earthquake was felt
here.
PETALUMA, October 19th.-A slight earth
quake passed through Petaluma this morn
ing al about 6:15. The vibration was from
east to west.
i. o. o. F. Grand Officers.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 19th.-Following
are the pames of the officers elected at the
Odd Fellows Grand Encampment A. r.
Lord, of Nevada City, Grand Patriarch
John A. Mace, of Santa Clara. Grand High
Priest Samuel B. Smith, of Sacramento.
Grand Senior Warden Walter B. Lyon, of
San Francisco, Grand Scribe (re-elected)
George w. Lemont, of San Francisco,
Grand Treasurer (re-eiected) A. p Morse,
of San Bernardino, Grand Junior Warden
j. f. Crosett, of San Francisco, Grand Rep
resentative for two years H 8. Wipn. p.
G. P. of No. 6, W. H. Barnes of No. 81, and
f. A. Week, P. C. 2. of No. 27. Grand
trustees.
Accidents in Sonoma.
ECopvis, 1857, BIZ The California associated Pre,sl
SANTA Rosa, October 19th.-James War
ner who resides near Santa Rosa. was
thrown from his buggy while driving
through the streets to-day and sustained
disiocation of the shoulder and other slight
injuries.
A Frenchman named FernO, who has
been engaged in Guerneville sawmill
was run over and crushed by log last
Monday. He is fatally injured.
The Harlan Murder Mystery.
lCopyight, 1887, by the California associated PressI
Los ANGELES, October 19th.-There is
nothing new here to-day respecting the
Woolsteen- Harlan tragedy. The stories of
yesterday 10 the effect that John NJ. Oliver,
cousin OF Hattie's. had committed the
murder is now regarded as complete hoax.
There can be little doubt that Miss Wool
steen committed this horrible deed herself,
and if so it is an exhibition of nerve seldom
heard Of
He Laid Him Out.
tCopyrght, 1887, by the California associated Pr.ssl
Los ANGELES, October 10Th W. l..
Lewis, owner OF the Empire Livery Stable
OF this city, was attacked here this forenoon
by one Charles Simons, a former employe
OF Lewis. Simons went for Lewis with a
large scantling Lewis saw him in time.
and securing q club, laid Simons out with
single stroke over the head. splitting the
skin open for four inches. He will recover.
Attempted Suicide from Drink.
Copyright, 1857 by The California Associated Pressl
HANFoRD, October l9th.-A young man
named Davenport, engineer at the Touring
mills, attempted suicide this morning by
cutting his throat with a razor. He was
discovered in time to save his life, and DR..
Davidson sewed up the wound. He had
been on a protracted spree.
An October Meteor.
lCopyiGa, 1887, by 1e California associated Press,
GILRoY. October 10Th "A few minutes
before midnight of the 18th magnificently
large meteor passed directly over the city
from east to west, leaving a trail behind
equal to an electric light. The movement
was slow. taking some minutes before it
burst and disappeared behind the Santa
Cruz mountains.
An Elevator Accident.
icopyight, 1857 by the California associated Press
CAMPToNvILLE October 19th.-Jason R.
Meek, formerly County Surveyor, and we'll
known throughout this county, had his
arm badly broken by getting caught in the
elevator at his fathers store this afternoon.
Talking Temperance.
IcopyriG, 1887, by Tie California AssociGied Pres,l
SANTA Rosa, October r19th.-Ex-Governor
J. Z. ST. John, of Kansas addressed 1000
people at the Athen@um tonight on the
subject of prohibition, His remarks were
well received and frequently applauded.
Acquitted of Horse-steaIing.
[Coppi9ht. 1857, by Ds California Assoc1Gted Press
REDDING, October 19th-Virgil Howard.
arrested fo- stealing a horse of Louis
Sneider, and brought here from Visalia
for trial, was released. a witness swearing
that Howard was not the party who sold
the stolen horse.
Woodlands Fire Patrol.
tCopyiGlt, 1857 by Tie California Associatcd p-ess
WOODLAND, October 19th-Owing to the
helpless condition of the fire engine here,
a patrol of ten armed men paraded the
streets last night to guard against fire.
A Chance for BrickIayers.
Copyright 1887, by The California Associa.ed PressI
VALLEJO, October 19th.-Brick masons
are wanted al the navy yard. The wages
Tor first-class men are S5 80 per day of
eight hours, on plain bricklaying.
The Unknown Drowned.
lCopyriS 1857. Jy tie California A1socia.ed PyessI
SAN RAFAEL, October 19th.-The Coroner
still has the remains of the man found
drowned at T;hurnD yesterdov rrbor ,,;I